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LIVELY TIME AT A PENNSYLVANIA EVICTION -
Sheriff Gray and nineteen deputies went TO Ma
trona Pa yesterday eyict several OF the strikers
who had been served with legal notice 70 vacaue
the houses OF the Pennsylvania Salt Manufactur.
ing company. They met with a warm reception
They were shown about TO the various houses by
John Ritchey, bookkeeper IN the employ OF the
company. Rtchey and two deputies had pepper
thrown In their eyes by the women, and the other
deputies were treated TO a shower OF stones and
mud. Two deputies were severely burned in re-
moving a hot stove on which dinner for the family
was being prepared. The greatest excitement
prevailed. A number OF the strikers, with q mar.
tiaI band at the head, paraded the Streets, and
riot was scarcely prevented. Serious trouble Is
anticipated
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AAGrc-wEALTHr PEoPLB Striking HEALTH AND
MORE wEALTH-rHE NEW TOWN. OF CORONADO.
Correspondence Of TIE EVENING STAR
SAN DIEGO, CAL, June Is 1887.
San Diego and all OF this Southern California Is
at the present time "a wonder" in the way Of de-
velopment. I did not believe It until saw II.
Over across on the sandy peninsula bought from
the Halleck estate within q year, think, for
S110, 00O-as much as the whole county would
cleus OF town. One million i've hundred thou
sand dollars have betn realized by the owners
from the sale OF town lots. Coronado" is the
name. The town Is already electric Lighted by
three maSts 120 feet high, with Brush clusters.
Water is piped across under the channel from San
Diego River. An hotel to accommodate 1000
guests, Is wen advanced toward completion, and
habltants OF the present town-s1te were jack
rabbits" A double-ender Terry. boat makes ninety
G Tips a. day over the Iour-minute route between
with the ferry on this, and ''steam motor and
open cars on the Coronado side. ride OF half
mile behind the steam motor takes you to the
hotel 1t looks to me larger than the Palace Hotel
In San Francisco. Under its roof is to be grand
hall or dancing-room Gas the plans denominate) on
one side, and on the other a theater.
The building, 1,SSO feet around, with large
interior court, would attract attention anywhere
regard to exense 1t Is to be furnished In time to
receive the winter warm-weather seekers from the
East, in October or November.
The immigration here seems phenomenal. It's
length, breadth and objects are beyond my grasp
The immigrants are said TO be not poor people
seeking new homes to acquire wealth, but wealthy
lovely climate, and Investing money in unim-
proved lands waiting for increased values. Three
years ago in Los Angeles thought and said
prices OF real estate were topping high" but they
have steadily increased ever since. ''Shut your
eyes, put your hand down on the county map OF
Los Angeles, and buy II you can what is underi
heard quoted as successful mans advice to some
one who asked advice! have seen san Francisco
grow from 80, 600 to 400 GOO and Oakland from 500
to 4O, 600, but this Spasm down here astOnshes
and puzzles me. San Francisco was made by bus1-
Oakland grew from San Franciscos overflow.
Here is a mixture OF harbor, climate unimproved
lands wasting, water, railroads competing with
the AtchinsOn, Topeka and Southern Pacific;
steamships saying, they are coming, and the peo-
pie from the East crowd1ng in drovea and actually
overlooking into Mexico, and starting q colony at
Ensenada with a grant Of II, o0o, 600 acres from
the Mexican. government" A.
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EX-SENATOR MALONE RoBBED.-The residence OF
ex-senator VIM. Malone, In Petersburg Va, was
broken into on Monday morning by burglars and
the sum OF SEQ In money stolen. The senator did
not retire until g. NJ, and the robbery WAS COM
United after that hour. The thief effected an en-
trance by climbing the post OF the front porch and
breaking open the front window, which led into
the chamber OF Mrs. Malone who is absent from
the city. Not finding anything there he proceeded
into the next room, which was occupied by the
senator, and taking his pants, which were hang
nifty dollar notes and 800 In i've and ten-dollar
notes, throwing the pants In the passage. lie next
went 20 the room occupied by his son, Butler Ma
hone, and r1ned his pockets OF $50 sSrangsto say
he DID not touch any OF the 1ewelry OF either OF
these gentlemen, leaving their watches ard rings
safe. The thief then went down 10 the back room,
breaking open the door, but did not touch any or
the silyerware, OF which there was large guam
THY, some OF which was quite valuable; but md
ing some cake and wine, he proceeded 70 make O
meal leaving the empty bottle there as q me-
mento OF his visit. He also helped himself TO four
boxes OF the Senator's nne imported ctgsrS and
then left the house by the front door.
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PROFITS OF PRIZE FIGHTING.-When Jack Burke
landed in this country three years ago the 9TH OF
this month. he did not have a nickel, says the
Chicago Herald. Since that time he mas made
over 10000 or which sum he has saved over
$4,000. All this shows there is money In prize
nghung-at least, when the tighter Is clever In
his art, and has the good sense 10 save his money
"A JUBILEE SERVICE IN PARIs.-Amer1can and
English residents worshlped IN Holy Trinity, the
American church In Paris, yesterday morning, 10
celebrate the hfJieth anniversary OF Queen Victo-
ras coronation. The church was beautifully
decorated with flowers and the chancel was
nanked with American and English nags. Among
those present were United states Minister Nc
Lane, Lord Lyons, the British ambassador and
Mr.. Jay, second secretary, and Lieut.. Buckingham,
military attache OF the American legation. The
Bishop OF Tennessee made an address. He dwelt
eloQuently upon the wonderful and benencent
progress OF the queens reign, which, he said, was
unparalleled I'm ancient or modern history. The
heroic deeds accomplished In her reign surpassed
those OF the So-called heroic age.
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A PRISONER BURNED TO DEATH.-The Jail at
Newport News, Va, burned Monday night. The
fire. which began inside the jail, is supposed TO
have been started by colored prisoners so that
they might regain their liberty. One OF the i'm.
priSoned men, named George Washington, was
a fatal claracIer.
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UNCLE SAM CLAIMS Com CoILEcTIoN.-1nspecto
Drummond, OF the United states Secret Service,
In New York yesterday, stopped the sale OF rare
coins belonging 10 the late Dr. Lnderman on the
ground that many OF the coins were the property
OF the Government. Dr. Linderman was at one
time inspector OF the Mint at Philadelphia and
many OF the pieces offered for sale are expert
mental casts made at the mint during his admin.
istration. These the Government claims are AS
DrODerty.
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PROPOSALS.

TROPOSALS FOR THE REMODELING OF IVES
LEY ZION CHURCH
viii be received or before JULY NINTH, 1887.
Plans and specifications be at }42 st.
from NINEOCLOCK to TWELVE NJ aud from THREE
10 SIX P NJ Bids can be left at 342 9 sIs.w. I.
JOHNSON, Chairman Of Trustees; JAMES LEE,
President of the Building Committee; JAMES
THOMPSON, Secretary. 3e2S-2ts
DROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.
ID L. s. ENGINEER OFFICE,
2136 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Nv
WARRINGTON. ID. c.. june 4, 1887.
Sealed proposals for DREDGING in the Virginia chan
mel Potomac River at Washington. d. c. will be
received at this office until IL m, on THURSDAY,
June 80, 1887.
For specifications forms Of bids and other Informs
tion apply at this office. PETER C. HAMS.
jeII,fSl4. 15,2SS29-6t Lieut.. Col. Of Engineers.
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BABY FARMING AT PITTsBURG--A case OF baby
farming has been discovered at Plttsburg. Mrs.
Maggie Stout, occupying TWO rooms over a saloon,
Is said 10 have had about half dozen babies
"boarding" with her. all or whom were In q sickly
state. The death OF one OF the babies led 10 the
ton.
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An Insane Mans Strange Freak.

he TAKES TO THE WOODS, THROWS AWAY nm
CLOTHES, AND pEFIEs ALL AT1EnPs 10 CAPTURE
HIN.
HELENA. ARK, June GA few weeks AGO a COL
ored farmer named Davis living on the wrighs
plantation about 10 miles from Helena suddenly
disappeared from his home. No one was able TO
give satisfactory reason for his absence and
fears were entertained that he had been foully
Dealt with. party was formed 90 scour the
WOODS Tor him, and after a continued search for
several days they caught sight OF him In the
thickest part OF the woods miles away from any
settlement He was perfectly nude, and had been
suoslsting on berries and herbs. Whenever his
pursuers would approach him he would scream:
Wv no are your" and Immediately run away. He
Was evidently raNing maniac, and all attempts
10 capture him have been Ruthless. Another party
has been formed for the purpose OF efiecting re
capture. he has no particular haunt, as he has
peFn seen several times In various localities by
Inherent people. As soon as he Is observed he
PUSHES madly through the underground and trees
The Suppositton Is that he became lost In the
woods, and, being unable 10 ind his way out he
became insane.
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WASHINGTON, ID. G..
AUCTION SALES.
TO.NOR ROW.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

SuShOmAo ~ L1N6. AucQOneef
STOVES. FURNACES, CARPETS, MATING. &c.
GATED By THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
b93EETHtK s AZ EFEtEbtrSS E HHcr RESS
1887 at FES ociock. shah eli lot q eaois re-
government All articles to be removed day of SALE
b 9Issr of the o0mm faSsHs BOWLING Auc.
TRUsTEES SALE OF Valuable FARM IN
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD, NEAR TEN
NALLYTowN, DC
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for ar
MGntsSmsry County as court Of eGpiity. the
to the highest bidder the late residence OF John
RfaE 1857 hs
Of hLES I'VE 0ctSK M M the S real estate Of
Possessed consisting Of AS and 81 perches Of
This land Is located on the River Road about miles
from Iennsllytown mile from the District line, ~
and .d,oins the lands of Adjutans Gen. Drum Michael
wilson and 0th era :, .. s,o.. .,,. Tho
land lies soilins and s .d%rsSy Se.sed
VIII Be sold as Whole or IN lots to suit purcSs.ers
Terms Of ale third cash; and the balance two
the DAY Of sae with interest from date f0
'1s sss. '' ;aHSS zSSPEssSs
VTlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
ACTION SALE OF THE BumPINa KNOWN AS
On THURSDAY. JUNE THIRTIETH, 1887. GE:
H is s the n hs Rises
streets northwest. Said building has frontage Of
office, together with brick pavement pipe, she'd
ding, &C., belonging to said market building as now
ssapaing; on lots O. 65 Sc 81. 6s. So and TO- in g.
The purchaser purchasers will be required to
enter into bond to remove all of said building and
material within ten days from day of sale from and of
Teflns at time of sale.
The building is open for inspection every day until
remove all goods belonging to them and vacate their
stalls in said building or before both day of june
1887 For further information inquire os Pk.rHER
J. H. CLICK.
je21-eo5t r. D. WEAVER.
hitch. FOX BROWN, Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AER 6oNakEssoS s9f EsEAs NEAR THE
By virtue of q deed of trust dated January Goth,
A. d. 1877, and duly recorded in Liber No S44. ia!
of Columbia and at the request of the parties secured
thereby will sell public auction, in front of the
FIVE " r. x l15EaE
Columbus. TO wit Lots "E," IF and "Gs in Thomas
eleven u and twelve (l2) in square numbered seven
hundred and twenty five (725) together with all the
houses.
Terms of sale One-third of the purchase money and
Of sale to be paid in cash and the balance in
payable semi annually: deferred payments be Sc
Of $500 will be required at time Of sale Terms to be
complied with within ten days the property will be
sold at the risk and cost Of the purchaser
All conveyancfng at purchasers cost
- a aP%l \. { Bs SSKEhE' Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
soTTH pEFWEEN E GIFT q SsS
SIYTH STREETS g. FAST A EJ. RT }N BACK
J. Slsss 3 6. provision. Of deed of
q AITil. > 1876. and recorded in iSsr So I'LL
M & Si n 81 81 iSS w #
STANT. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front of the
sd Pahs sT .Df the fo
loving premises situated in the city of
ground plan Of the said city as all that part Of original
Lot numbered three t3 square numbered nine hun
ans bs shs
part of said Lot numbered the southwest
e q % e
east twenty t23) feet: thence south hundred
eiOO' fset and thence west twenty-five feet to the
These premises are improved by = two-story and
The terms of sale viii be one-fourth of the pur-
chase in cash. and the remainder three equal
DAY Of sale with interest secured to the Of
the trustees deposis Of hundred dollars will be
corine at purchasers cost Resale IN ten dsys from
time q sale terms Of sale shall not be complied with
,s1s-aAds Maa aRH 4 4 a4khs Trustees
JS0 B0WLEs CO. E asTi Las. s,. sss
NsTH ssdGk HSEsE ON
,h " w n; 4 RSs ssnss o. sR aK
two-story and basement 8-room new dwelling, with
and on 1ss
deposit Of sloo required on 9sNeptsspGs pf BID m
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. xncuoneers jeis.d
pOned until THURSDAY. JUNE BOTH: Same hour
and place je22-eod&ds
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TEIEGRAMS TO TIHE STAR
AR. Wen Thns End. Wen.

THAT'S WHAT MISSOURI GIRL THINKS WHOSE RCNer
WAY HUSBAND RETURNS WEALTHY.
CESrRArIk, Mo-, June 2a.-Four years ago there
appeared In these parts an individual giving his
name as Geo. Washington. After a short sojourn
he married a progressing country girl named
Gridella Roberts The couple went 10 Moberiy,
where the young wife was abandoned IN a few
days, and the husband left for parts unknown
The girl returned home, and after three years
weary waiting for the husband that never re-
turned she secured q divorce last October.
Last week there suddenly appeared before the
astoniShed lady the long absent husband. He was
disguised In false whiskers ana hair while around
his waist were strapped four large reviewers his
reason being that ne feared lvnching at the handa
OF the friends OF the lady. Explanations followed
and all was forgiven. He had been out West and
made his pile, and wanted TO reclaim his wife.
The couple went 20 Columbia and were remarked.
and now everything Is lovely and the husband
seems very devoted. In the last marriage he gave
his name as Geo. Washington Underwood which
he claims is genuine. The affair has created quite
q sensation
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

TlHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
GHANcERY SALE OF UNIMPRovED GROUND IN
RAPIDLY IMPROVING NEIGHBORHOOD ON
STREET, NEAR THIRD STREET NORTH
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of ~
the District OF Columbia passed July ID A u, w
1S66, in Equity cause No 5000 the undersigned. -
= Trussse, win oner for sale at public auction in
front Of the premises. on MONDAY, the ELEVENTH.
DAY OF JULY. A. ID; 1887, at FIVE THIRTY
O'CLOCK ?. N the following descIibed real estate.
bra to wit The east sixteen feet six inches 81 Of
nine t29l feet Of lot numbered eighteen uS). In
Terms Of sala prescribed by decree; one-t
oash and balance in six. twelve and eighteen months
all cash. at option Of purchaser. Deferred payments
be secured by lien reserved the premises sold
The his notes therefor with interest
=; per cent deposit of S10O required each Of
above parcels Of ground Terms TO Be complied with
within ten days ALI conveysncing and recording At
FERDINAND SCHMIDT. Trustee.
je27-d&ds No. Sill 18th street northwest
HlHOMAs z wAGGAMAN Real Estsse Auctonesc.
VALUABLE uN1MpRovED PROPERTY on FIFTH
STREET, BETWEEN AND VIRGINIA AVE
On FRIDAY, July FIRST. 1887, AT FIvEA2
O'CLOCK p. M, will offer for sale, Ia 'front.' OF ~
premises, Lots 2l and %. square SA7. 40 feoe~.
'front.' by los feet inch deep.
5e2S-dSds THOs. E wAGGAMAN, Auct.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. AacsiOneers
THREE,SToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK Dwell
LING, No. 15O5 STREET NORTHWEST
NINE ROOMS AND BATH. AND MODERN CON-
VENlENCES.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE THIR-
TIETH, at SIXOCLOCK, front Of the premises a.
we VII. sell jET
LOT 40, OF SUBDIVISION OF LOTS IN
SQUARE 1872,
fronting IL 6-12 feet street, with depth of so
feet to alley. improved by we'll built tree-sory
and basement Brick Dwelling containing nine rooms
bathroom, modern convenience
The location Of this property 10 suitable for private
residences or for investment.
Terms: $1,000 payable August 18th. 1889. at per
quired time Of sale. Conveyancing &c, ut pur-
chssers cost. Terms to be comp ID with in ten days.
otherwise right reserved TO resell risk and cost OF
defaulng purchaser after five days advertisement OF
such sale in some newspaper published in Washington
ID. c.
The Real Estate Title Co. certificate shown At sale
House open tor inspection on day of sale.
5e23 DUNCANSON BROS. Aucta
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS CO, Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana ave..
Opposite City Post Office.
AT AUCTION
THURSDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH, AT TEN A. NJ.
AT OUR SALESROOMS,

THURSDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH. AT TEN A. NJ.
AT OUR sALEsRooMs,
An assortment Of well kept household furniture COM
prising general collection Of good goods for Ren-
eral housekeeping parlor and chamber work, hair
and other mattresses hall pieces, carpets and rugs
desks and letter presses, mirrors easy chairs and
rockers, whatnots, fine parlor organ, vapor stoves
cottage sets, msrbe-top tables hall furniture,
toilet SETS wardrobes, extension tables, curtains
and lambrequins, Refrigeration, sideboards, &C..
crockery, glass, kitchen wares, &c.
ALSO,
Miller's iron safe 200 pounds Smoking, and
Caddie's chewing tobacco. fancy soaps sc. 1t
WEEKS co, Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana ave-, opp. City Post-ofhce.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. AT
AUCTION. THURSDAY, JUNE 80, 1887, AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK, AT OUR SALESROOMS.
-Four trunks. Contents unknown. 1t
TTNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
ONE COMPLETE HAND-PowFR ELEVATOR AT
On SATURDAY. July SECOND. 1887 at TEN
NJ. at my salesrOoms, will sell the above machine.
Terms cash.
jeo9-3t THOMAS BOWLING Auct.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY SITUATED
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a UCTION SALE OF LOTS AT THE
"A BASE BALL GROUND, HYATTSVILE,
THURSDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH,
AT FIVE p. NJ.
Some choice building SITES and lots Of garden, ar
meadow, and pasture land will be offered. ~
Terms Ten per cent cash; balance $40 per IL
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IMPAIRMENT OF JUSTICE,
IL WASHINGTON, June Oh 1887
WASHING TOWELS.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office Of the
Chief Clerk and Superintendent of the Building until
TWELVE NJ. JULY FIRST, for Washing Towels used
the Department Of Justice during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1883. A. H. GARLAND.
1e256t Attorney General.
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CALIFORNIA; NEW BOOM.
The Rush 81 C0lOnists to the Southern
Part Of the State.

4 TOWN WITH ELECTRIC E0HTS A MAMMOTH HOTEL,
AND STEAM FERRY BoArs THAT HAS GROWN uP LIKE
AAGrc-wKALTHY PR0PLB Striking HEALTH AND
MORE wEALTH-rHE NEW TOWN OF CORONADO
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.
IN WASHINGTON, June 81, 1887.
Sealed Bids addressed the Chief of the bureau Of
Ordnance and the envelopes endorsed Proposals. for
Scrap Iron. will be received until TWELVE NJ. JUNE
THIRTY. 1887. for the purchase of 100000 pounds
Yard
Bids must be made for the whole amount Each bid
must be accompanied by cash deposit, or certified
check payable the order Of the Chief of the Bureau
of Ordnance Of not less than twenty cent of the
amount of such bid which shall become the property
of the United States should the accepted bidder fail
comply with the terms of the purchase. On An 90
copied bidder fulfilling the terms of purchase his de-
posif will be returned to him. The deposit made with
unaccspeed bids viii be returned within vs days from
the day of opening the bids.
The material must be removed within twenty days
after notice Of the acceptance of the bid for
feted 20 the United States Payments will be required
At the Navy u ard as the material is removed
The Government the right TO refuse any bid
not deemed satisfactory.
MONTGOMERY SICARD,
te2lakX2t Chief O
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4 KCHITECT'S OFFICE o. 8. CAPITOL,
voD W AaI p June is 1881 49,,
LIME, CEMENT AND SAND.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until TWELVE JUNE THIRTIETH. 1887, for such
qualities Of the above named materials may be
0ured for the completion Of the terraces and grand
sfairways the q. g. Capitol A schedule and specif-
cations may be at this Office The right to reject
any all bids is reserved EDWARD CLARK.
telS-s. .wtoje30 Architect U. s. Capitol
DEPARIMEXT OF JUSTICE ,a.-
Sealed proposals, for furnishing the Department of
Justice with the necessary supplies of the articles
named below, for its during the fiscal year ending
June 30. 1883. will be received 1T the Office OF the
chief clerk. follows:
Fuel. until II O'Clock m. June 80, 1887.
Ice. until l2 O'Clock m, June so, 1887.
Stationary. until IL O'Clock m. July 8. 1887.
Miscellaneous, until IL o'clock HI, July 3, 1887.
The right to waive defects and to reject any all
bids is reserved Blank forms and information will be
furnished upon application A h OAKLAND,
ts22-dtjy4 Atty General
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-24

Why do 20 many intelligent persons stub
bornly refuse to take any kind Of medicine
for slight illness when first taken sick, and
when the greatest benefit may be derived
from plain simple treatment. Nearly always
the first act of physician when called, b 10
prescribe remedies TO move the bowels, 70
regulate the liver, open the secrstions and
aid nature. Why do not intelligent persons
take the same plain treatment in time them
selves, try II and take ST Patrick's pills, they
are guaranteed TO give satisfaction. They
act mildly without gripping or irritation, and
are thorough IN their etfsct, they are . pcr-
feet physic for men, women OF children Sold
by Aidrich, Brown & Allen. HIT
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-24

Having sold out our business aoi good vii
al IL Douglas avenue, 20 the Stetnhssl --r-
MArkle Supply Co, We desire 20 return oar
thanks 10 cur patrons for the very liberal
patronage eIterfe1 ~ gs through The many
years that ere have h---u IN business: AMI
upon retiring re t--sI,s,x Tor our sgro-@-Crs
the sane liberal patronage that IA. t.e.-a sT-
te1dsf 70 Us-Uno are the larze<s rstasl
dealers IN the state II Kansas AMI sre ars4p~
" abls n give the clo>s-st ;yrirz-s o,:sl nasie
II vii t-s 70 you interest u ziv4 them trial
l++u J. NJ ALLIES K Co.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-24

The Gsci-e irosi yo~is ali nov ssranufse<ur~
81 cizzs-i II bo8lsrs from M lzrsse~. ~ The
srssllas-. and ali cosny.ets with s.sxSrn
work ia quality AMI prso ais7 max al
sa.s n. Shes irSs work al rsgs.srlnx All
kinds - boilers Isrr1n,fsly stlzfssss! n Give
them a call All Sss szslasx:sz AMI yoa ~iIf
End Ia; yos asa 3ob@ts<T ~ bcrn@ for ~hsi
ygs ~4ut 10 tasar Ina than pea ga IN
eAstsrn c!tiss- 14-Im